Thread: Projectile manufacturing

Things change with time.

There was a time where everything imported cheap was easy and convenient and came at no cost. Initially.

Now we are paying that cost. I would not automatically assume this is going to be over in a flash.

Manufacturing has changed. Automation has altered economies of scale. Look at the NZ suppressor market. Or any parts market. I the past the machining costs would have been prohibitive. CNC allows small machine shops to mass produce in a way only large factories could in the past.

Manufacturing is only limited by imagination. How good a product can you design? How practical is your idea?

A lot of projectiles get fired in this country, it's getting increasingly popular. Even more are used internationaly.

How about not worrying about the manufacture. Assume it's possible.

I would assume a

70-80gr .22cal
95-105gr 6mm
140gr 6.5mm
160gr 7mm

Would be the sequence. One of each.

Bryn uses Berger jackets and I believe he hand presses all those projectiles.